Sentence examples for dizzying price increases from inspiring English sources

Firms tried to insure themselves against a possible shortage by stockpiling the metals; this, along with the reduction in the Chinese export quota, led to dizzying price increases.

"Giles called him to his office one day and told him in no uncertain terms that we could only have one winker on the team," says Kettley, whose own fame increased when a song written about him, John Kettley is a Weatherman, reached a dizzying No 21 in the charts in 1988.

Rob Swift highlighted dizzying speed.

He abruptly executed a dizzying pirouette.

As if the rotunda wasn't dizzying enough.

For one dizzying weekend, everything changed.

There were passages of wild and almost dizzying whirling.

And why is the race so perilously close, given the dizzying fall of W. and the dizzying rise of Obama, a mere four years ago?

A revered orator, Mr Vajpayee was one of the main architects of this dizzying rise.

The goal is to arrest manufacturing's dizzying decline.

You can get a nosebleed from so much dizzying talk.